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  1. 1 Returning to the Ming Dynasty with the Industrial Revolution System 带着工业革命系统回明朝 Historical3.8M WordsCompleted As European fleets in the seventeenth century scour the world’s oceans for new trade routes, the distant Far East resounds with the roar of machines. Trainloads of coal head to factories, countless industrial goods flood markets everywhere, line infantry stand ready, and cold cannons unleash their fury... This is an age of iron and blood. New books: Returning to Southern Ming with an Industrial System; The Ming Steam Empire 0Votes82.6kRecs151.3kFans
  2. 2 Striving in the New Ming Dynasty 奋斗在新明朝 Historical1.9M WordsCompleted A geeky humanities student transmigrates to a baffling version of the Ming Dynasty. He starts at the very bottom as a crude little yamen runner, with no hope of passing the imperial examinations. Let’s see how our protagonist happily carves out an unconventional path to success from the bustling streets. Along the way, we’ll uncover all sorts of rules governing the Ming bureaucracy! New blurb: This is a serious work grounded in history and fact, with rigorous logic and precise details. Well, mor 0Votes225.8kRecs288.8kFans
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  3. 3 Return to the Ming Dynasty as a Prince 回到明朝当王爷 Historical3.7M WordsCompleted [The animated adaptation, The Beacon Fire of March, is now airing] Through a series of mishaps, Zheng Shaopeng, a well-meaning fool for nine lifetimes, finds himself back in the Zhengde era of the Ming dynasty. It is a colorful age, filled with the wickedness of the Eight Tigers of the capital, the romantic flair of the Four Great Talents of Jiangnan, the teachings of the great Confucian Wang Yangming, and the absurd antics of the Zhengde Emperor, Zhu Houzhao. Having stumbled into this world in 12Votes5.2MRecs2.3MFans
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  4. 4 The Ming Dynasty's Spoiled Brat 明朝败家子 Historical5.4M WordsCompleted Important notice: The Ming Dynasty's Spoiled Heir, also known as Ming Song. The eleventh year of Hongzhi. It was a beautiful morning. Zhu Houzhao had just come of age. Wang Shouren and Tang Bohu were sharpening their blades, preparing for the imperial examinations. The Little Ice Age had arrived, and its prolonged cold was ravaging the land. And at the Nanhe Earl's residence, Fang Jifan, the landlord's foolish son and the legitimate heir of the Nanhe Earl... began his shameless life of squanderi 14Votes4.4MRecs2.2MFans
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  5. 5 The Great Ming Under the Chongzhen Emperor: Starting at Coal Hill 崇祯大明:从煤山开始 Historical2.5M WordsCompleted Veteran soldier Zhu Gaoyuan transmigrates into the Chongzhen Emperor, who is about to hang himself at Coal Hill. Using his knowledge of history and outstanding tactical command skills, he leads the thousand or so remnants of his army in a successful breakout through Chaoyang Gate. He then makes the unexpected move of retreating into the Yanshan Mountains, evading the bandit army’s pursuit. Next, he devises a plan to absorb the thousand Mongol cavalrymen Wu Sangui sent to seize the emperor. After 0Votes65.9kRecs244kFans
  6. 6 The Ming Dynasty's Imperial Preceptor 大明国师 Historical3.0M WordsCompleted After witnessing the end of the Jingnan Campaign, Jiang Xinghuo, marked for extermination of his entire clan and nine relations, finally breathed a sigh of relief. As a veteran transmigrator, he would return to the modern era and gain immortality after transmigrating nine times. Certain he was about to finish the job, Jiang Xinghuo grew so bored that he began giving lectures in prison. But things gradually started to feel off… Ma Sanbao: “What is the Age of Exploration in The Sea Power Doctrine? 29Votes427.7kRecs6.2MFans
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